The 3am Problem
It is 3:14am. Your purchasing agent detects that printer paper is running low — 15 units against a 50-unit threshold. It places a reorder. $50,000 spent. No ...
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2026
Policy Is a Promise. Architecture Is Physics.
Every approach to constraining autonomous agents eventually faces the same question: what happens when the constraint is tested?
Zero Trust for Agentic AI: The Four Dimensions of Trust
AI agents are not users and they are not microservices. They occupy a new category — autonomous software that reasons, acts, and transacts on behalf of human...
Mandates Are Not Blank Checks
When a human buys something online, they click “Purchase.” That click is their consent — implicit, instantaneous, revocable by calling their bank.
Effective Trust and Your Existing Posture
The first question every security leader asks about a new framework: “What happens to what I already have?”
2023
Cybersecurity: Critical Infrastructure Protection: A Reading
This week I had a reading on critical infrastructure policy across the world. While there is a recognition of the importance of critical infrastructure, diff...
Cybersecurity: Protecting Yourself in the Digital Age
Now more than ever in today’s digital age, it’s more important than ever to take steps to protect personal information online. Cyber attacks are becoming inc...
2022
ChatGPT
I was intrigued by the release of ChatGPT for research last week. I set out to explore by putting a few of my questions.
Ted: Building a buisness
An interesting Ted talk that resonated with me a lot. Seemingly complex endeours can indeed be put together using simple concepts.
Welcome to Jekyll!
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